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Get the 5 Grant Gotchas now to save you countless hours. Community Economic Development and Diversification in British Columbia The CEDD program supports economic development initiatives that contribute to the economic growth and diversification of communities across British Columbia.
Through this program, PacifiCan enables communities to leverage their capacity and strengths to: respond to economic development opportunities adjust to changing and challenging economic circumstances (e.g. inter-city bus transportation, wildfires and floods) not-for-profit organizations, including industry associations, economic development organizations, cultural organizations and societies post-secondary institutions hospitals and regional health care centers Indigenous-led not-for-profits and organizations, which may include but not limited to First Nations as represented by their Chief and Council, Tribal Councils, Indigenous representative organizations, Métis and Inuit organizations and Settlements, as well as First Nation/Métis Settlement wholly-owned businesses where all profits accrue solely to the First Nation/Settlement to benefit community members municipal governments and organizations created by them federal Crown corporations (Treasury Board Secretariat will be consulted prior to any funding decisions for federal Crown corporations.)
provincial government departments, agencies and crown corporations Strong projects demonstrate: strong market/industry demand (e.g., the project addresses a significant gap in the market, there is a demonstrated industry demand for the project or there is demonstrated labour/skills shortages) clear, measurable economic results for British Columbia effective governance measures and management team in place to carry out the project a strong rationale for the project financial statements that demonstrate the organization is financially self-sustaining leveraged funding from provincial governments, the private sector, and other non-government sources (typically 50 percent or more) source(s) of non-PacifiCan funding (requires proof of confirmed funding.)
The Community Economic Development and Diversification program accepts applications on an ongoing basis. The application process is two-staged, beginning with an Expression of Interest (EOI). Applicants must first discuss their project with PacifiCan and receive an invitation to submit an EOI.
If the EOI is successful, an invitation to submit a full application will follow. Please visit the official website for detailed guidelines and to verify specific requirements. E-mail Address: [email protected] Website: https://www.
canada. ca/en/pacific-economic-development/services/funding/community-economic-development-diversification.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Not-for-profit organizations, Indigenous governments, and municipal/regional governments in British Columbia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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